Navision Xmas-fin.exe (4.01)

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Navision Xmas-fin.exe (4.01)
I have changed the Menubitmaps 10-15.

This file is uploaded as support for the thread CONTEST: Christmas menu.

http://www.mibuso.com/dlinfo.asp?FileID=544

Discuss this download here.

Marije_Brummel

I've not installed Nav 4.01 on my Home PC.

I'll have a look next tuesday. =D>

Eveyone: You've got until the 24st to participate in this contest!!!

Timo_Lässer

*LOOOOOL* =D>

Waldo

Anyone got an Idea how this is done?

Luc_VanDyck

Waldo wrote:

Anyone got an Idea how this is done?

Sure, find the program "Restorator" on the Internet, and you can change the build-in images:

Restorator 2.51
===============

Welcome to Restorator !

OVERVIEW
========
Restorator is a resource editor for Windows. You can edit
resources directly in the executable, e.g. by opening an exe
file. Main usage:
- As a skin editor:
modify the user interface of any Windows 32-bit program
and create your own UCA's (User-styled custom application)
- As a resource editor:
For developers - manage your .res, .dcr and other files
containing resources efficiently with Restorator
- For localizing (translating) programs:
Restorator allows to localize entire applications:
you can edit all resources that contain text, and translate
them to different languages. Also, with an external image
editor, you can translate texts that appear in images.

Restorator makes it easy to view, extract, and change resources
like images, icons, text, menus, dialogs, sounds, animations,
and many more. Among the file types understood by Restorator
are exe, dll, res (resource files), ocx (Active X), scr (screen
saver), dcr (delphi component resource) and many other file types.
See the help for a complete listing.

garak

Oh, is very easy to change icons and bitmaps resource of an *.exe.

So you can insert your own firm logos in the Application.

All what you need is a program. I've used the resourcehacker.

Regards

visperas1

hi, how can i modify the grey background in NAV4??, i dont find with resourcehacker this secction. thx

Marije_Brummel

The grey background is not a bitmap.

Hav you tried changing it via the windows color settings?

visperas1

hi, id like put a bitmap in the grey background with the client logo and name, possible??

Waldo

What you can do: open a form OnCompanyOpen (codeunit 1). You can hide titlebar and stuff, just like it seems that it's not a form, but a 'picture' on your background.

I show some database info in such a form.

sanjeevasawale

Hi,

Is it possible to call any Form like "Warning Form" which contains OK & Cancel Button just before Login Screen. Please let me know if you have any solution in this regard.

Thanks

Waldo

[-X
No, not before login .. . You first have to log in, to be able to let NAV know who you are and whether you're allowed to execute code .. so ..

mohana_cse06

Waldo wrote:

[-X
No, not before login .. . You first have to log in, to be able to let NAV know who you are and whether you're allowed to execute code .. so ..

may not be through a form..
But we can show Error/Normal Message before the login screen..

Please check my blog
http://mibuso.com/blogs/mohana/2011/07/20/login-stored-procedure-on-the-sql-server-option/

Waldo

The login stored procedure is run immediately after the user has logged on to SQL Server and opened a database and before Microsoft Dynamics NAV carries out any tasks including executing any C/AL triggers. The user must have successfully logged on to the server and have access to the database before the stored procedure is run.

Hm, :-k
smart, but it feels like something in between. You still have to provide credentials, right?

mohana_cse06

Waldo wrote:

The login stored procedure is run immediately after the user has logged on to SQL Server and opened a database and before Microsoft Dynamics NAV carries out any tasks including executing any C/AL triggers. The user must have successfully logged on to the server and have access to the database before the stored procedure is run.

Hm, :-k
smart, but it feels like something in between. You still have to provide credentials, right?

Thanks

Yes, it needs credentials,

when we try to open NAV client, it will check for this stored procedure (standard)
if it finds it executes with the credential automatically before opening the client.

I hope you understood.

Waldo

I understand, but I don't think (but hopefully I'm wrong) it will help his case ..

sanjeevasawale

Thanks, I am concluding that its not possible without login access. But is it possible to call third party tool / App from FINsql.exe by adding into Exe.